Question 224 · LEK · Anaphylaxis
The treatment of choice in anaphylactic shock includes:
- A. oxygen administration, i.v. dextran and norepinephrine.
- B. i.v. administration of norepinephrine and hydrocortisone.
- C. oxygen administration, i.v. hydrocortisone and clemastine.
- D. i.v. administration of hydrocortisone and calcium, salbutamol inhalation.
- E. administration of epinephrine i.m., oxygen, 0.9% NaCl i.v.
Hint
The key drug in anaphylaxis is injected into the thigh muscle; supportive care adds oxygen and fluid resuscitation.
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